On 26/06/2013 3:23 PM, Fuzz Wuzzy Bear wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Jun 2013 14:55:18 -0700, sf wrote:
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>> You are free to ignore any information that pops up. We certainly
>> wouldn't want that cluttering your mind. Other people prefer to know
>> what's in their food and to make an informed decision based on it. They
>> may choose the unhealthy option, but at least they have information to
>> base it on and they are exercising free will when they make their
>> decision.
>
> Bull shit! I see very few customers at the local store be it Walmart/
> Target/Public/Krogers/Giant Eagle/Shop n Save who those ****ing labels.
> They grab what they want off the shelf and in to the cart.


I see people looking at those labels. I look at them myself sometimes. I
would consider it to be a significant psychological problem if someone
were to look at the nutrition information and ingredients of everything
they buy every time they shop.


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